m. . :tomerrow night at the home 03¢}r St. 3ohn, Osborn ave» Hr aM hire. Stewart Marshal, of this place, were guests of air. and - Mrs. Frank S. Bolloclf. Railroad avenue... , New Canaan. Sunday. . - r' so. i at. ’ thousand atrium bonsai we would be well to have 'a telephone installed. to avoid a repetition of last night's fiasco. The steamers City of Norwaik and. Eagle still remain at their wharf. not ‘ ,dnri toventuro through inside. The we a the hillside side“ is still unre- r W A new plane has been Ilnst3lled in . the rooms of the Pastime Club. The renting rooms are open every evening now and are well patronized by the ”WW r . Georg? Conltlln distinguished him- . self at the fire last night by his brav- ery and there Is some tail: of present. lug him with a pair of trousers made ornre hole, which would fit him. it is,hellevsd. Bpleler smith was busy this storm in: cutting ice. from around the ischoda Club‘s float. One thing that Spleler was willing to admit before he had laho radii lief-II long. and that was that there was plenty of material to work noon. The funeral of the lets Mrs. Mary derson was held at 2 o’clock yes- in afternoon, from her residence In Winfield street. The remains were taken this morning to Haverstraw, N. Y for interment. The pail bearers ; were Grant Anderson. James Ander- son. George Olmstead and Thomas Merton. . mar, ,, ROWAYTON. II'Chnrles Webb of Rowayton av enue, has an attack of pneumonia A horse owned by the New. York Grocery Company fell down yesterday, and broke the shaft of the sleigh. bliss E. Louise Stevens, of Roway ton avenue, will entertain the Meriy Twelve Whist Club, this afternoon. The Rowaylon Free Library and Reading Room will be closed on Feb- ruary 22nd, Washington's Birthday W Edward Tuttlc has secured a sltun tion its newsboy for Frederick E. Lockwood, and covers the Brooksidc route There will be. a progressive domino social under the auspices of Rising Star Division, 3. of T., in Craw' s liall. tonight. . There will his a session of grades 7: and 8. of the Middle Five Mile River school tomorrow, Washington’ 9 Birth- day, from 8: iii to 12: if. ocIOck. for the purpose of making up time lost by Principal E H. Lane in attending the funeral of his mother in law ,a few weeks ago. A sleigh owned by Edward F. Weed, of Contentment island attempted to turn out in the roadway near Franklin Lynch’s residence,' yesterday. for the purpose of allowing a turnout owned b John S. ilcyt to pass. Mr. Weed s sIelgh was overturned and two girls in it were precipitated into sndwbanks The shafts of the sleigh were broken. but no further damage was done Iit was reported this morning that the heavy ice under the Roton Point dock had raised the structure so is what fit the end. The dock at A. ’l‘nthlll' s store at Hickory Bluff is be- ing served much the same as last win- te'r this end of the dock being high In the air and the steps pulled away, all to work of the ice. The piles at Mal- a dock at Bella island have been pulled up and knocked over by the ice. The runway and float piles at the Non walk Yacht Club are still standing up- right. * DARIBIN AND NOROTON. —-Iiarden seeds of all kinds at Street' a Cash Grocery. Chm-lee Hansen. or Nevi‘ York. is to spend tomorrow with friends here. W A very pleasant sleighing party was held on Friday night. A. number of the young people attended it. A meeting of the Mdloa' Aid Society will be held on Thursday “Norman at the home of dirt. it. 1..., Gillette. V €' W.» 2‘ Rev Herbert S. Brown delivered a very Iiinc sermon Sunday night, his subject being inucoln and Washin- too. “A librarian Mr?“ Job of 'liart- been on recently inciting ever the Iihrnry. The books will be catalogued according to the Dewey library system. l linwrcnon Burns. a veteran of Com- pnnies ii and ii of the Ninth a. V l.. . died yesterday at the New diors' Home. 119 will be taken to 13$th for burial»; runs was a large partv of coasters pa 0 in» 3.9a broken , aided in recovering as wet as con n be expected but will be confined bio , ,V are time Bel a he- visa .vrisr cream; or is able to be at his office, but a very sore hand. as two fingereiwcro’ get . broken wheat 4 this moral .some early risers on the illast fill a were surprised to see a bob go down the hill with a crowd of boys aboard WEBTFORT. Aspeinclt Lodge. K. of P. is to meet tomorrow night. The Sunshine] club . is to entertain Its friends tonight. Rev. William 8. long. reached in the Congregational Chill-c Sunday. Nils Grace Bnikley of Southport. visited friends in town, Friday. litre. Walter Wheeler. of Hunting- top. has been the guest, of Mrs. J. A. Perry.' I hire. Warren Bishop, of Brooklyn N. Y., was an end of the weeL guest of friends Iiere. 3i. 2 'W Announcement is made of the mar- rings of Samuel Gilbert. well known here, to Miss Florence Miller at her home in Portch‘ester. N. Y., recently. Friday night the Young People's wlst club ‘had a session at the home Mia's Katherine Allen. The time was divided between cards, music and refreshments. Mrs. Julia Sturges' was visited by n number of 'Iricnds Friday night, among them several from Norwallt', and the surprise was a genuine one, that prov ed also delightful to the visitors,. who spent a moat enjoyable night. Greenfield Country Club is to hold a Farmer’s institute on March 1,-ith at the club house and there will be a number from here. particularly rep resentntlves of the Green s Farms i at- mer’s club who will attend. Cyrus L. Mead. has suffered the ions of his right hand. Some time ago be injured the hand. but at that time no material trouble resulted. Later gan- grene set in and in spite of energetic chorus amputation “as necessaiy Mr. Mead want last week to New York. where the operation was per formed. in spite of advanced y.eaxs he being over 75,119. stood the ordeal well and it is believed will soon best all damaging effects from the oper- atlon. Now comes the talk about a coal famine due to the freezing up of rivers and creeks, with no apparent realization that the railroad continues to run and there is a possibility of communities in this section being shut in. Again the cry of "Wolf” and the ever increasing tendency to raise prices and land iher solar plexus paid to excite public distracts for no to the “common people.” We are not alone in the scare, it is all over and like the wide awake circus boomer. there appears to be those selected by better reason than i boost the price on some one or not or of the neces- some one or other of the combines allies of life. isn't it awful? NEW CANAAN. Frank Burt, of New York. spent Sat- urday and Sunday with his father in Forest street. Rev. PJ. O'Leary of St. Aloysius' church. will go to Hartford. Tuesday. and will be absent from town until Thursday. Miss Louise Bryant. who has been the guest of relatives and friends in Stamford, has returned home after a pleasant visit. “Jamil! Dietetic. who has been un- lug treatment in Bridgeptirt Hos. for general weeks a returned Kaine. in much better heal l.h Ex- Representative James Hoyt, who suffered a broken bone in his ankle last minor. by VII: g on the Ice, will be confined to h ed for at least a month. .‘ V The remains of Mrs. Francis Brown, who died in Stamford. last Wednesday. ware brought here Saturday afternoon. and placed In the vault at Lakevlew cemetery. , M .i“’..il“°:d.°‘s.lit¥i” “shill" 0 s I! iii fromIII'the result of a shock rectum Friday. Will be held at his late home in linilroa‘d avenue. Tuesday. at 2 p. in. He was 77 9.... old. and leaves a widow. lie was smoother of Harmony ladle. Ill. 1nd A 11., Which will attend on tuners 8h man a (lo. have placed a large sign a non of their store which cov- ers the entire front. it is o. red affair. and my noticeable, so much so that several amateur photographers took snap shots or it Sunday. The firm is going out of business and the stock is new in the hands of the New York Salvage (in. , on Richmond lilli Sunday evening. W , A gasoline fire-mains from ViheVWst. any-Mi often refer Ito _, ccugirggnidrmroncbids.rouse is d totem ii I a Iii “V Warden lienedict made an inspection had its advantages. but much, more he believed inefficient and responsible of using the fire horses on the that oughi‘nics for city pork and had come horses in case of fire and the hand an- the matter before the meeting so that , and figured out ilOWI it could . . a _ I) 'I dammit.“ I . .53” 31min rise 00.. No. .Lo Staten this is the case there will be no demonstration of the fire V casino on Washington's birthday. Only 3 ‘ ark oi the Eastman deluge set exemplified on this date. ow all 'e 03% we “33% ‘ the roar o the Raymond’ oil is turned into East avenue, and has formed into ice. filling the gutter grad the sidewalls. and choking drains from the cellars. ”This water comes from the Remand Buildluih and. is said to be unsanitary. Complaint has been; made to the Board of Health. The health officer, Dr, C. B. Kecler, and of the nuisance the other day, but it is not thought the matter can be rem- edied at this time. , . » . , iv o of Mr a (1 Iain. Samuel E Kaiser and s n larold, Charles Kaiser, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr. and, re. George Wnrdweil and Elder me. of Note ant. ifr. and Mrs Meat Brbwn. Mr. and Mrs; Ed- ward S‘choonmalter, or Stamford. and Mr. and Mrs James E. Kaiser, of Bald Hill. journeyed to the home of Mr. and Mrs Johnt‘Kaiii‘er,‘ “North Wilton. swam andthey zaponl rm day very pleasantly celebrating the 75th birth- day of Mr. and Mrs; Kaiser. The con. pie are in good health Mrs. Kaiser do- ing her work Just as well as in years gone by. and on this occasion she pre- pared an elaborate. repast. Although the occasion did not tell exactly on their birthday-Mr. Kaiser having reached the 75th year markJanuary 20, and Mrs Kaiser February 16-‘~it was Just as enjoyable as all their children and grandchildren were able to be‘ present on this date. Policemen Resins To Get Higher .Pay (Continued From First Page.) *3— now he said about twice as much wire in use. Though the‘llne had been repeatedly.cnlarged, the ‘pay of the superintendent. had never been raised. He was asked regarding a three sec- tion system, instead of a.» one section system as at present, and said that it. useful would be storage batteries in- stoud of the present batteries. which for the bolls not ringing correctly at all times. The Fire Horses. Councilman Gould said that the firs- committee had looked into the matter to the conclusion that it was not ad vissble to put them on the streets. Councilmal Matheis repxled that, in as much as he had. introduced the resolution to put the horses to work. and inasmuch as the city still had the use of a pair of James H. hiagner’a paratus at the Hope Hose house. he would move that the city horses he used an the streets. in order to bring it could be voted on and decided defi- nitely, Councilman Scolield seconded Mr. Mathcis motion, which was promptly voted down. . ' Chief Prowltt had recommended a. telephone at. the Main street ilro house and Mayor Bunion thought well of the proposition. A booth in the the city and the changing of the police atlon 'phoue to the are house were spoken of. The ilubieot was referred to the fire committee, which will pro- bably make a definitIe report ati’tho next meeting of the Board. Upon suggestion of Mayor Burton. I It was voted to notify the Southern New England Telephone Company to remove their electrical apparatus from the trees about the city. The Policeman's increase. Councilman Saofleid moved that the pay of all of the policemen be increas. ed 25 cents per day. Councilman Gould seconded the motion Council: than Hubbeil sdid he had no objec- tlon to voting for the increase but he desired to call the Board's attention_ to the statutes, which any, that no oili- cer or employee of any city or bor- ough shall have his salary increased during his term of office. Bridgeport and Stamford, he said, had gotten ar- ound this by having its police force resign and secure immediate reap pointinent. Councilman Scoflel'd withdrew his original motion and then presented the resignation of the force, signed by Chief Bradley. Captain Morehousc, Sergeant Hunt ‘and Oli'lccrs leather: land and Silk. Councilman Sconeld withdrew his uslly, until now it Is forming ice over . Kaiser and daughter Miss Ethel and ; , son Harold Mrs. Charles, Whitloclt.‘ ‘ '. - ran out: ev rut ctirro‘uo rusmacv. . I,‘iton'Cookinan‘ensfls asked for bud Fire Department Sewar- Department Lights Department, Receipts. 8 original motion and then moved that all officers engaged in the future he paid 26 cents per day more than the present. prices. There was only one dissenting vote. The age limit question caused the iabling of the resignations until the nest meeting. ‘ Leasing Klondike Fork. Henry D. Cornell desired to lease Klondylte Park. the little piece of land at. the Wall street bridge, through which the city has an sigma co to harbor for the sewer. r. Cornol fercd $100 per year. on a lease for ten years. with privilege to renew it. lie I to the fire committee. The mat alter was referred to the administrative committee and the corporation calm as] for investigation. The Appropriation Budget. For about an hour the Confirms“ ave ' the various departments. so that they could aids for an eight null tart. iii- ,, 981.2338 891% f. filth} mulls]! filling r fire no i l 1295!“ necessary to salt for burner amounts in several depart. stratumufém thrusting.M WUWMM wmfimwfl knit Would put up a building satisfactory. a. et at the coming city ounoll must include 32.- 70125 worth of bills left to them by last year’s Council. The city's grand list‘shows an In- crease in'1904 of more than $83,000 or or that of 1903. Some interesting figures are given ornnc'mat, 1903, Grand List, 1904, a mille will raise. , 81,4. mills will raise, . Appropriated Last Year. Finance Department, Adnilnlstrntiilb? Department, Highway Department, Police Department,\ Library Department Estimated This Year. Finance. Department. Administrative Department, Highway Department, Police Department, Library Department. Fire De urtiuent, apartment. Lights Department, Appropriated by Council dur Corporation Tax, Town Road Money. 4‘ Receipts 81/, Mill Tax. center part of the business section “Italians... Tax Town Road Money. The meeting-v adjourned until next Monday evening; in order to clear up all of the bills .0’ the year, before the lining the Year 911905 BeuThisIn Mud that We will Wail Pam, crockery.- Glassware. Lampsz Burners. shelf mm. Window Shades. Cornice Poles, Curtain woes. Ready Mixed Paints Window Glare. Enamels, Elaine and Varnishaa. Paint and Ar- charm "m Am Wallace MIMI! tiste’ Brushes, Towel Holders and ' , IEHH ' Framed Pictures, Frames. Stopladdm. Chair Utopian- ders. Artiets' Materials for Oil, Water Charcoal and crown Work. We do a general Painting, Paper Ranging and Decorating business. To order Picture Frames and Window. Shades. We go anywhere for business, Respectfully, a. weird I South serous. dean. _ 4. snipers. (includes. A“ $4,932,173.00 ARE SOMETHING EVERY HOIUOI- KEEPER SHOULD ”At/go ., Then are Servweable and Durable AND WILL OUTWIEIAVIR VVTWO OF OTHER IKINOO. IVOAIIJ. AND OVER THKVM. , Charles E but I “snowman. , WHOLE SALMON ............illelh. . 11B WAIVIV'IINOTON OTBIITV. w. my; M, a y .. r S thiilii an: LIKE sent.“ WITHOUT oAS ' , Liam's. ' Very Lonely WE PIPE HOUSES AT COST ANIOV HAVE A GOOD PROPOSITION TO MAKE WITH ANYONE WHO WILLI I LET us EXPLAIN rr. . No HOUSE TOO OLD on T0 con- PLICATED FOR us To PIPE. ' POSTAL esiuos REPRESENTA- I‘m: on 'PHONE to 'Phone 68. Mm Tax. Chimneys and Photo *3 *MMM'SWW m......__.w . .. - -- «w. ”Aqua—u... IIIFIIINKI}. IAN SIIIY momma. . emu. nor in m. my ass nrrnva Tin. Shut Iron. Copper. and Zinc. 80 South Main Smot. . ,l Solomons. ma. w in sun in “WM NORWALK DONN- i ORGANWIIID 1.." man ‘ . were .ob‘ tritium ,V 310 00. ?!II ‘I . Mali-W newts sol-III‘NNR» 39:3...”in crisscross." hllmauimn , ’30 ill. i.. , wall. as usual until yo , ,_ All sizes darrlage and Vto: ;‘ enameled and nickelod like new. - .. Rubber tires fitted to baby car- .. rings wheels. Satisfaction soar ' VPrices reasonable. Freshandllheap FRESH HERRING. ............ Bcih. WEAKFISH ....... .t........ 196 lb. LARGE 1 SMALL BLUES .... I26 III). _ “arm coo................1ae lb. HADDDOK eon-n. ” nee-e- ' “745'th NTWI EELS ..II'I....I.......IT4° , lacunae/mutton .... mun VILLOW"IKE l'ICOV soon-er airrri.ru.u-~-~-~ .. T aaolOI - , w up an; Inset lint lite of?" :'|§l~h'. .IIIOIVQ Ila” '22:. I. 1. Jan on a 00.. V .4 courses AVENUE. ., V. EAST noawaax. court. ', ii Ycu Wwan. to Sell your property. Whether it is a farm. a house and lot in. innit or real estate of any description quichlf. iVlall or Mr are» '1’“? «Wall street. ,_ "Wit. one ‘ ,‘it stillb- pt, circumvent: also ", tommeifyouarodealrouaof burr femur 'hlltl or many. invests ...‘iiilir mill): nun . more ”amateur. Milli ; , ”rials? hotel-lathe , . a ' ectrcl actress in event W cBath’n' connection. era, Mussel acorns? excellently i finial. ‘Aiivaya comfortable and "care a full line or Actor» W11! ”hillbilly! Mflondlt'a wines. liquors 23,313”. VBeet stocked bar in the 'LJ SULLIVAN, Prop. ‘I TELEPHONE CALL, IBM \ Money now drawing 4 per neutron . , be nstciy~ reinvested through this Com- ‘ party at 3 per cont-increasing the in. "VIM” ig "Hg 0 come 25 per cent. Description of methods and all do sVIrcd information on request earnings from day resolved to day withdrawn Assets ..... » ....... .......$17,,00000 Surplus and Pioflta $1 Endorsed by the most conservative authorities upon investments. State Supervision of New York and BRANCH OFFiOE, 16 so MAIN 81'. Resident Directors. Resident Manners. Mortimer M. Lee Charles E. Dow R. L. Coburn John 3. Lawrence .. clean, neat and durable. , Miss Baerum, Dram rotooisr CHIROPODIST. Laokwood’s Hall. ..orwalk. Conn. Office Hours.- ,9 to 12 a. m. i fa 5:80 p. m. Telephone Connection. we _....4 mm...“ m..._.......... a“. F. S. BANKS Carpenter. Builder and General Contractor estimates elven oil-olive or. new no us. assume or one area . IN OR communion ORDIRO BY MAIL ”cherry stresses to. auctioneer... . mpg avatar. unit Waist. Bonds “floaty with” m Liberal Holley for lit-tumult" Ileth- out restriction to storage of gasoline. JAIN”. M. LIMIT R. R. Ave» 10th humus. reform“ in. - enhance nun annex“ HEATING mi. warns neuritic. nor are HEATING .TOVIUAN D RANO Nfi start one 'i‘ifi door to. , an and itsam l'l tel fig, an fixtures, Metal coiling; Ito. Move on seen our sleek _ meniscus“ asses can 39’3“ e screams 11 WALL ITRIIT. NOVIWALK. in: mm s newscast .. encircles. . ALI. IN‘IU N.VAVVVNVVOIII IBM. IOTA“ dear to sol-an sear rt nit , FATINTO'II OEOIWIRIID. ‘ MIKIIII IBVI‘OONIIVGO mucosa panama, carried in «a... coco sun liLVIII Purina. New [infield [lentils Nature. Have no reporter. on sheaf them Repair-e to mortuary and Illa- rlne Eu Inca and General Macho Ina War Ioileliaii svanV iHE (r. N. ,McKIBBIN . IBOUTH “gm OTIVINT. 4, TILOIdIIr ‘uwmaa an. an entire . Use STANDARD FIXTURE'I for your Bath Room. They ill'U Horace R. Nash, COB. N. MAIN AND WEST 8T5c‘. IO. NORWALK. CONN. J Paper. Our stock of new good: just in is a- little larger than ever before. Wonderful how low, you can buy nice goods here. You know we clothe work in the very best manner. . ,_.,_; . i gflehmtaiunonrod iii-Inn from!“ honupalatingand I‘ll WWI; try to carry in stool: every— thingI yen need for the necrotic I retrruousm—a «NI i0 I‘II'I‘T or. ‘ , , anouwauo. . Ind E '_ a use. Kli'i'u at. ' ,, , Residence, 9 ti . 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